ATLANTA – State Representative Roger Williams (R-Dalton) today received confirmation that the Dalton-Whitfield County Public Library has been awarded a Repair and Renovation grant of $27,634 for repairs to the library’s roof and upgrading the doors to better meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. News of the grant came after Rep. Williams tirelessly worked alongside the Georgia Public Library Service during this year’s legislative session to secure funding for the much needed repairs to the library. Continue reading “Rep. Roger Williams Helps Secure Funding for Local Library”
House Gives Georgians Choice on Sunday Sales
ATLANTA – The Georgia House of Representatives today passed Senate Bill 10 by a vote of 127 to 44. Carried in the House by State Representative Roger Williams (R-Dalton), this legislation grants local communities the discretion to decide on Sunday sales of alcohol through local referendum. Continue reading “House Gives Georgians Choice on Sunday Sales”
Whitfield County Legislative Delegation Comments on FY’12 Funding for Dalton State University
ATLANTA – State Representatives Roger Williams (R-Dalton), Tom Dickson (R-Cohutta), and Tom Weldon (R-Ringgold) and State Senator Charlie Bethel (R-Dalton) released the following joint statement today regarding the final passage of House Bill 78, the Fiscal Year 2012 state budget: Continue reading “Whitfield County Legislative Delegation Comments on FY’12 Funding for Dalton State University”
Rep. Jasperse Introduces “Health Care Compact” Bill
ATLANTA– State Representative Rick Jasperse (R-Jasper) today announced his introduction of House Bill 461, legislation seeking to restore the power of states to regulate their individual health care systems. Continue reading “Rep. Jasperse Introduces “Health Care Compact” Bill”
House Passes Legislation to Help Schools Handle Bullying
ATLANTA – The Georgia House of Representatives today passed Senate Bill 250 by a vote of 119 to 45. This legislation was amended by state Representative Mike Jacobs (R-Atlanta) to include measures that will expand and clarify the definition of “bullying” in Georgia public schools. The amendment also allows corrective action to be taken in any grade level and requires the Department of Education to develop a model bullying policy for its member schools. Continue reading “
House Passes Legislation to Help Schools Handle Bullying
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